Saturday, September 3, 2022
Going Batty
I'm going batty on the longarm machine today.
It's a good thing I noticed ahead of time, one border square was sewn in wrong. Bats were flying upsidedown. I don't think they would do that even if they had rabies. The seam ripper had a bit of work to do, then I sewed the piece back in the right way. This quilt is going to be a Christmas gift for Geo's son, but I'll give it to him early so he can use it on Halloween.
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House Quilt By Linda H.
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